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Homeschooling & ADD, Giftedness, and

General Educational Resources

We are neither particularly religious nor politically conservative. Many of the relevant links, however, emphasize a particular religion and/or have a politically conservative viewpoint. The variety of beliefs represented simply highlights the diverse conditions under which ADD/Aspergers and homeschooling are a good match. Even though we do not agree with everything contained in these links, we wanted to provide examples of a wide range of experiences that basically emphasized that homeschooling is an effective strategy, especially with children who have learning and behavioral issues. In addition, we also increasingly came to recognize a great deal of overlap of these characteristics with and giftedness.

Homeschooling & ADD/Aspergers

Alternatives in Education (By Teresa Gallagher of Born to Explore)

Aspergers Mom who Homeschooled (By Katie Bridges, author of Warriors of the Edge: The Search for Stone, talks about life with Aspergers and homeschooling three kids)

Janie Bowman's Brightword

Sassafrass Grove (Page maintained by ADD Mom has lots of homeschooling resources)

Ann Zeise’s A to Z Home's Cool Homeschooling – Homeschooling & ADD section

Hayne's Family - Homeschooling the ADHD Child

Gibbins Family

Learning Disabilities and Homeschooling

Uniquely Gifted: Gifted & Special Needs Resources

Giftedness & ADD

The National Foundation for Gifted and Creative Children

The Coincidence of ADHD and Creativity by Dr. Bonnie Cramond

GT World

Home Schooling Gifted Kids - Jacque Ensign